Masser af muligheder i kinesisk elektronikindustri
Analysefirmaet IMS Research har analyseret det kinesiske marked for industriel elektronik, der trods krisen fortsat vokser (in english).
Despite the negative effects of the world's financial crisis, the industrial electronic equipment market will grow steadily in China, according to latest data from IMS Research. The total industrial electronic equipment market, including PLCs, servos, drives, power supplies, industrial PCs, operator terminals and machine vision systems, is forecast to grow to near 19 billion US$ by 2013, with a five-year CAGR of about 12%.
- In order to prevent large declines in the economy, the Chinese government continues to introduce policies and stimulus plans to help maintain investment in industrial industry, says market analyst Wilmer Zhou.
China value-added tax (VAT) reform eases the tax burden on enterprises collectively by CNY 123.3 billions in 2009, and forms part of China's CNY 4 trillion economic stimulus plans. The reforms involve shifting to a consumption-based VAT from the current production-based system.
This will encourage manufacturers to purchase more automation equipment to upgrade or replace their old production lines. China has raised export tax rebate rates on 553 mechanical and electrical products. For instance, rebate rates for industrial robots and inertial aviation navigation systems were raised to 17 percent, from 13 percent and 14 percent respectively.
Domestic enterprises would also receive a refund on the import tariff and import linkage VAT paid for the import of key parts and raw materials used for development and manufacturing. All of these initiatives will help contribute to continued positive growth for industrial electronics in China.
Many large scale equipment used in machinery and metallurgic industries are still using traditional equipment such as relays and magnetic contactors. These kinds of industries offer huge potential for industrial electronic products. Both central and local governments are in the process of investing a considerable amount of money into the manufacturing industry to improve production efficiency.
Large manufacturers, and especially state-owned companies, will find it increasingly easy to finance these investments because of the government's easing of monetary policy in 2009. These manufacturers are expected to purchase substantial amounts of industrial electronic equipment to upgrade their production lines.
Currently, oil refining, pharmaceuticals, electronic manufacturing and the automobile industry have great demand for industrial electronic products. Oil refining manufacturers invest a great deal into automation equipment, especially those using a fieldbus control system, and also automation instruments like PLCs, machine vision systems and motion control systems to improve their production efficiency.
These Chinese industrial electronics equipment markets will achieve highly growth over the next years. For instance, the Chinese PLC market is forecast to grow to over $2 billion in 2013, with a five-year CAGR of over 20%.
The new 'China Electronics Yearbook - 2009 Edition' from IMS Research examines the Chinese market and production for over 55 selected electronic end-equipment types in the fields of Automotive, Consumer Electronics, Communications, Computer & Office Equipment, Industrial Electronics and Medical Electronics. Forecasts for the next five years are also provided in the report. The report also includes detail suppliers profiles, big industry events in 2008 and government policy & stimulus plan by different industry.
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